Free Content & Resources for Science Educators
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Carolina Webinars
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Latest Resources
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Smithsonian 3D Learning and 3D Assessment
How can you be sure you’re providing 3-D learning and 3-D assessment? Experience investigations from Smithsonian Science for the Classroom as both learner and teacher. View »
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How Can We Provide Freshwater to Those in Need?
This Smithsonian Science for the Classroom module asks students to investigate where to find water, explore ways to move water, and determine how to provide freshwater to those in need. View »
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BioBuilder
Explore innovative STEM education kits by BioBuilder. Learn more and download the manuals. View »
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A "Taste" of Carolina® Physiology
Our sense of taste is limited to a few basic responses. In this activity, students explore how the perception of flavor can be influenced by other factors. Includes a materials list and step-by-step instructions. View »
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Butterfly Life Cycle Activities for Elementary Students
Work the study of butterflies into your curriculum with this e-book of activities (for grades K–5). Includes detailed instructions, reproducible student pages, and an answer key. View »
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How to Teach the Crosscutting Concepts with Wisconsin Fast Plants
Lessons taught with Wisconsin Fast Plants engage students with natural phenomena, and they are some of the easiest to design with crosscutting concepts as the foundation. Learn how. View »
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Dissection Artifacts for Three-Dimensional Instruction
Dissection is a powerful tool for student engagement and interest. Use it to investigate the crosscutting concepts of cause and effect, structure and function, and systems and system models. Learn more. View »
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The Smithsonian Presents Energy in Action
How does energy move and change? Answer this question and others while experiencing one of the new modules from the Smithsonian Science for the Classroom™ series. View »
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Squid Dissection
Examine structural adaptations and observe the relationship between form and function with this dissection activity. Includes a materials list and step-by-step instructions. View »
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Pig Dissection
In this activity, students hone their dissection and observation skills, identify major features of a pig, understand form and function, and better understand vertebrate and mammalian anatomy. Includes a materials list and step-by-step instructions. View »
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